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Meanings of exertion in English
Usage of exertion in English
1
Still, the new findings don't prove athletes' extra exertion caused heart problems.
2
The violence of the exertion cast the young Mohican at his side.
3
The extreme exertion our sport requires means a lot of down time.
4
That much physical exertion would have dropped him with a heart attack.
5
He was still red in the face, from the exertion of stooping.
6
Protein and DNA synthesis are necessary for exertion of the suppressive effect.
7
My wind had gotten much better and the extra exertion felt good.
8
Mr. Woodhouse soon followed; and the necessity of exertion made him composed.
9
Wu puffed as he jogged along, obviously not used to such exertion.
10
With much labor and exertion he was aroused and brought to camp.
11
I had just married; it was needful to make a great exertion.
12
Lysandra saw her shoulders heaving with exertion as she evaded another attack.
13
This individual, from birth and habit, is above all labor and exertion.
14
In Madras I find it an exertion to walk across a room.
15
Koboi drifted into a natural sleep, exhausted by even this small exertion.
16
This plan was found convenient, in climates where the heat forbids exertion.
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Exertion through the time
Exertion across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common